Cascade scores 3 second-half goals to beat Stanwood

STANWOOD – Many soccer matches unfold as stories of two separate and distinct halves.

The adage held true in Thursday’s Wesco North soccer match between Cascade and Stanwood. All four goals were scored in the second half as the Bruins defeated the Spartans 3-1 at Spartan Stadium.

The game’s first 39 minutes saw few scoring opportunities and tit-for-tat attacking and defending strategies that yielded only five combined shots and a 0-0 tie at intermission.

What a difference a half makes. Just before the break, Stanwood goalkeeper Carl Pilcher took a boot to the head and was unable to return for the second half.

Cascade capitalized quickly and continuously.

In the 42nd minute, Bruin Jeff Gosslee took a Dirk Snel throw-in down the left flank and punched a near-post rocket past Stanwood back-up keeper Kyle Klempel to put Cascade up 1-0.

Seven minutes later, a scrum in front of the goal led to Cascade’s Jon DeOliveira scoring the second Bruin goal.

In the 52nd minute, Snel’s through ball led to an Eric Miller far-post finish to put the Bruins up 3-0.

“I thought we started poorly, but at half I asked them to increase pressure and play a stronger game,” Cascade coach Daghan Kesim said. “I was proud of how they finished in the second half.”

A late goal by Spartan Ryo Oishi (62nd minute) rounded out the scoring.

At Stanwood H.S.

Goals-Cascade: Miller, DeOliveira, Gosslee. Stanood: Oishi. Assists-Cascade: Snel 2. Stanwood: Thompson. Goalkeepers-Stanwood: Pilcher, Klempel. Cascade: Weigelt.

Snohomish 6, Oak Harbor 0: At Snohomish, Brandon Kelley had a hat trick and scored back-to-back goals within a minute of each other to help lead Snohomish to the Wesco North victory. Kyle Fadenrecht had an assist and a goal for the Panthers as did teammate Collin Steranka.

At Snohomish H.S.

Goals-Snohomish: Kelley 3, Steranka, Rosgen, Fadenrecht. Assists-Snohomish: Lacy, Cheff, Moe, Ferrin, Fadenrecht, Steranka. Goalkeepers-Snohomish: Johnson, Lane. Oak Harbor: not reported. Records-Oak Harbor 1-2 league and overall. Snohomish 4-0.

Arlington 2, Everett 0: At Everett, Michael Baxter and Richard Gonzalez each scored as Arlington won it’s first game in two years. Keith Bayer recorded the Wesco North shutout for the Eagles.

At Everett Memorial Stadium

Goals-Arlington: Baxter, Gonzalez. Goalkeepers-Arlington: Bayer. Records-Arlington 1-1 league, 1-1 overall. Everett 0-4, 0-4.

Mountlake Terrace 0, Shorewood 0: At Edmonds, Ben Winters posted the shutout in goal for the Hawks in the Wesco South tie.

At Edmonds Stadium

Goalkeepers-Shorewood: not reported. Mountlake Terrace: Winters. Records-Shorewood 2-1-1 division and overall. Mountlake Terrace 0-2-1, 0-2-1.

Meadowdale 2, Mariner 1 (OT): At Everett, Jacob Schmitt scored the game-winning goal in overtime for the Mavericks. Jordan Correa added Meadowdale’s other goal.

At Goddard Stadium

Goals-Mariner: Reyes. Meadowdale: Correa, Schmitt. Assists-Mariner: Hernandez. Meadowdale: Gold, Rabung. Goalkeepers-Mariner: McLaughlin, Honari. Meadowdale: Sabian, Benulos. Records-Meadowdale 2-0-1 league, 2-0-1 overall. Mariner 1-3, 1-3.

Shorecrest 5, Jackson 0: At Shoreline, Jake Mason had a hat trick, scoring the first three goals for Shorecrest to help lead them to the Wesco South win. Teammates Mike Ehrhart and Ari Novack each added a goal. Goalkeeper Andrew McDanold had a shut for the Scots.

At Shoreline Stadium

Goals-Shorecrest: Mason 3, Ehrhart, Novack. Assists-Shorecrest: Richards, Crudo, Devin Shull, Rudnick. Goalkeepers-Shoreline: McDanold. Jackson: Springer. Records-Jackson 0-3 league and overall. Shoreline 3-0-1.

Edmonds-Woodway 3, Lynnwood 0: At Lynnwood, no other details on the Wesco South game were available.

South Whidbey at Sultan: At Sultan, the Cascade Conference game was postponed due to field conditions.

Granite Falls 1, Coupeville 0: At Granite Falls, Sean Nelson scored off a Coty Walker cross in the 31st minute to lead Granite Falls to the Cascade Conference victory .

At Granite Falls H.S.

Goals-Granite Falls: Nelson. Assists-Granite Falls: Walker. Goalkeepers-Coupeville: Adams. Granite Falls: Turner. Records-Coupeville 0-2-0 league, 1-2-0 overall. Granite Falls 2-1-0, 2-1-1.

Cedarcrest 5, Archbishop Murphy 0: At Duvall, Evan Fassler scored twice as the Red Wolves blanked the Willdcats in Cascade Conference action. RJ Sorenson added a goal for Cedarcrest while Josh Long was credited with the shutout.

At Cedarcrest H.S.

Goals-Cedarcrest: Fassler 2, Ghazanforphur, Sorensen, Felts. Goalkeepers-Cedarcrest: Long. Archbishop Murphy: not reported. Records-Archbishop Murphy 0-3 league, 1-3 overall. Cedarcrest 2-0, 4-0.

Baseball

Steilacoom 15, Darrington 1 (5 inn): At Steilacoom, Skye Schillhamer had an RBI double for Darrington in the first inning of the non-league game.

At Steilacoom H.S.

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Espinosa, Kelly (5) and Kelly, Flynn (5). Schillhammer, Jones (3) and O’Dell. WP-Espinosa. LP-Schillhammer (0-1). 2B-Schillhammer (D), Garrett (S). HR-Kelly (S). Records-Darrington 2-1 overall. Steilacoom 2-0.

Softball

Everett 11, Marysville-Pilchuck 1 (6 inn): At Everett, Corey Mattson pitched a complete game and blasted a two-run home run to lead Everett to the Wesco North win.

At Lincoln Field

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Rosie, Rosebrook (5) and Perrine. Mattson and Welly. WP-Mattson (3-1). LP-Rosie. 2B-Hudson (E) 2, Mattson (E). HR-Rosebrook (M-P), Stall (E), Mattson (E), Carey (E). Records-Marysville-Pilchuck 1-3 overall. Everett 3-1.

Shorecrest 2, Shorewood 1: At Shoreline, Annie Collins batted 3-for-3 with a double and run scored to lead Shorecrest to the Wesco South victory. Anna Ellersick was 2-for-3 with a run scored for Shorewood. Shorewood pitcher Olivia Jacobs struck out nine batters.

At Shorewood H.S.

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Snow and Towles. Jacobs and Morton. WP-Snow. LP-Jacobs (1-3). 2B-Collins (Sct). Records-Shorecrest 1-0 league, 1-1 overall. Shorewood 0-1, 1-3.

Steilacoom 11, Darrington 1: At Steilacoom, Kim Woodward drove in Darringon’s run with a single in the non-league game.

At Steilacoom H.S.

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Turner and Thompson. Cregor and Grivas. WP-Cregor. LP-Turner (0-2). 2B-Mueller (S). Records-Darrington 0-2 overall. Steilacoom not reported.

Boys golf

Monroe 410, Oak Harbor 417, Stanwood 424: At Oak Harbor, Landon Gorman was the medalist with a 5-over-par in helping Monroe to the Wesco North win. Eric McCardle shot a 6-over-par for Oak Harbor.

At Whidbey G. C.C.

18 holes, par 72

Monroe-Gorman 77 (medalist), Claybrook 81, Epstbin 82, Monahan 84, Partridge 86. Oak Harbor-McCardle 78, Reedy 82, Davis 83, Whitley 86, Loesch 88. Stanwood-Z. Tafoya 80, Salerno 83, Solvberg 86, Tobin 87, Epperson 88.

King’s 205, Sultan 207: At Sultan, Calvin McCutchen shot an even par 33 to lead King’s to the Cascade Conference win.

At Blue Boy G.C.

Nine holes, par 33

King’s-Calvin McCutchen 33, Cosston 40, Hardy 42, Young 45, McCurdy 45. Sultan-Sylvester 37, Copple 37, Green 42, Noel 42, Lemon 49.

Girls golf

Wesco South Group B meet: At Mountlake Terrace, Karinn Dickinson led the way for the Knights, scoring 34 Stableford points en route to the league win. Seo Hoo Moon was right behind her, scoring 33 to pace Kamiak.

At Nile Golf Course

Nine holes, Stableford scoring

Team results-Kamiak 162,Edmonds-Woodway 107, Shorewood 78, Shorecrest 51, Meadowdale 28.

Individual results-Dickinson 34 (medalist), Moon 33, Goldie 33, Nelson 32, Choi 30. Kamiak-Dickinson 34, Moon 33, Goldie 33, Nelson 32, Choi 30. Edmonds-Woodway-Beech 25, Human 23, Foster 21, Kim 21, Johnson 17, Yoon 16. Shorewood-Quinn 28, Snyder 27, Lagergren 15, Nephew 6, Bridges 2. Shorecrest-Hasegawa 21, Lim 17, Gwazdauskas 7, Rood 6. Meadowdale-Johnson 13, Park 13, Daugherty 2.

Everett 126, Lake Stevens 91: At Everett, medalist Maggie Burton shot a 43 over nine holes at Legion Memorial Golf Course, good for 29 Stableford points to lead Everett to the Wesco North dual-meet victory.

At Legion Memorial G.C.

Nine holes, Stableford scoring

Everett-Burton 29 (medalist), Soelling 28, Lrson 26, Diede 24, Beck 19. Lake Stevens-Evans 20, Patten 19, Healey 19, Palmer 17, Laurine 16.

Boys track

Coupeville 66, Archbishop Murphy 59: At Coupeville, Brian Miller and Kyle King each won two events to lead Coupeville to the Cascade Conference dual-meet victory. Archbishop Murphy’s Nick Snyder won four events for the Wildcats.

At Coupeville H.S.

110 hurdles-Snyder (A) 15.06; 100-Farris (C) 11.9; 1,600-Walsh (A) 5:25.8; 400 relay-Coupeville 49.7; 400-McDonald (C) 54.8; 300 hurdles-Snyder (A) 40.9; 800-King (C) 2:19.7; 200-Snyder (A) 23.2; 3,200-King (C) 12:37.4; 1,600 relay-Coupeville 3:52.0; Javelin-Miller (C) 145-1; Discus-Duncan (A) 125-6; Shot put-Sinex (A) 39-2; High jump-Miller (C) 5-2; Long jump-Snyder (A) 18-8.

King’s 117.3, South Whidbey 75, Cedarcrest 31.6, Granite Falls 11: At Shoreline, Brandon Dean won the 3,200-meter run and the 110 hurdles to help lead King’s to the Cascade Conference victory. Teammate Josh Fuller ran on two winning relay teams.

At Woolsey Stadium

110 hurdles-Dean (K) 18.38; 100-Poolman (SW) 23.41; 1,600-Halvorson (K) 4:50.99; 400 relay-Kings (Yakovich, Fuller, Blauert, Ayers) :46.85; 400-Stallman (SW) 56.34; 300 hurdles-Hellman (C) 45.88; 800-Dull (K) 2:09.35; 200-Poolman (SW) 23.41; 3,200-Dean (K) 10:53.01; 1,600 relay-King’s (Fuller, J. Dull, E. Dull, Ayers) 3:40.73; Javelin-Lehman (K) 141-10; Discus-Swanson (K) 128-01; Triple jump-Yakovich (K) 47-07.5; Shot put-Swanson (K) 42-09; High jump-Wright (K) 5-08; Long jump-Thompson (SW) 19-09.

Lakewood 113, Sultan 29: At Lakewood, Nick Borisov was a double-event winner and was on the winning 400-meter relay team to lead Lakewood to the Cascade Conference dual-meet victory. Devon Smith won the 100 and 400 for the Cougars.

At Lakewood H.S.

110 hurdles-Borisov (L) 17.8; 100-Smith (L) 12.1; 1,600-Ordonez (L) 4:44.9; 400 relay-Lakewood (Borisov, Smith, Griffin, Hayton) 47.0; 400-Smith (L) 54.3; 300 hurdles-Borisov (L) 44.3; 800-Ervin (L) 2:05.7; 200-Hayton (L) 24.5; 3,200-Guske (L) 10:23.2; 1,600 relay-Lakewood (Ervin, Ordonez, Rossow, Skiles) 3:49.9; Javelin-Prater (L) 127-5; Discus-Binge (S) 122-0.5; Triple jump-Hoidal (L) 35-9.5; Shot put-Binge (S) 42-3.5; High jump-Hesseslman (L) 5-4; Long jump-Christiansen (L) 16-5; Pole vault-Borisov (L) 9-6.

Girls track

Archbishop Murphy 95, Coupeville 46: At Coupeville, Lauren Moran won four events and Sarah Shireman won three to lead the Wildcats to the Cascade Conference dual-meet victory.

At Coupeville H.S.

3,200-Issacson (C) 14:40; 100 hurdles-Schireman (A) 17.5; 100-Mitchell (A) 13.4; 1,600-Moran (A) 5:42.8; 400 relay-Archbishop Murphy 53.42; 400-Bos (A) 1:03.69; 800-Moran (A) 2:38.56; 200-Mitchell (A) 28.22; 300 hurdles-Schireman (A) 50.7; 800 relay-Archbishop Murphy 2:09.0; 1,600 relay-Coupeville 4:38.1; Javelin-Engle (C) 58-8; Discus-Mansfield (A) 94-10; Triple jump-Moran (A) 32-1.5; Shot put-Kelley (C) 26.6.5; High jump-Moran (A) 4-6; Long jump-Shireman (A) 15-2.

South Whidbey 106, King’s 101, Cedarcrest 28, Granite Falls 23: At Shoreline, Lauren Sandri won two events (100- and 200-meter dashes) and ran on one winning relay team to help lead South Whidbey to the Cascade Conference win. Cayla Calderwood won the high jump and long jump for the Falcons.

At Woolsey Stadium

3,200-Gordon (SW) 12:05.19; 100 hurdles-Lampe (K) 18.14; 100-Sandri (SW) 13.16; 1,600-Kearney (C) 5:20.04; 400 relay-South Whidbey (Calderwood, Bakke, Richards, Sandri) 1:50.49; 400-Quinn (K) 1;04.91; 800-Johnson (SW) 2:30.79; 200-Sandri (SW) :26.99; 300 hurdles-Quist (C) :52.20; 800 relay-South Whidbey 1:50.49; 1,600 relay-Cedarcrest (Cullimore, Kearney, Quist, Rouleau) 4:26.24; Javelin-Clauson (K) 124-00; Discus-Ruggiero (SW) 113-09; Triple jump-Decker (C) 30-06; Shot put-Clauson (K) 32-04.25; High jump-Calderwood (SW) 4-08; Long jump-Calderwood (SW) 15-01.50.

Lakewood 104, Sultan 39: At Lakewood, Sarah Dunn (1,600- and 3,200-meter runs), Michelle Howe (100 and 300 hurdles) and Mareyoko Butler (400 and long jump) were all double winners to lead Lakewood to the Cascade Conference dual-meet victory.

At Lakewood H.S.

3,200-Dunn (L) 12:42.6; 100 hurdles-Howe (L) 16.4; 100-York (S) 14.2; 1,600-Dunn (L) 5:36.1; 400 relay-Sultan (Morrill, King, O’Hara, York) 56.09; 400-Butler (L) 1:06.5; 800-Osti (L) 2:33.4; 200-O’Hara (S) 30.3; 300 hurdles-Howe (L) 49.6; 1,600 relay-Lakewood (Dierichx, Gregory, Nation, Osti) 4:46.1; Javelin-Hulslander (L) 92-7; Discus-LaFave (L) 112-4; Triple jump-King (S) 30-3.25; Shot put-Paszkeicz (S) 36-0; High jump-Gregory (L) 4-6; Long jump-Butler (L) 14-7; Pole vault-Hoidal (L) 8-0.

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